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The providers on this map accept Medicaid insurance and offer care on sliding fee scales.

NOTE: Information on hours of operation and services is subject to change. If you notice errors, have a suggestion to improve the map, or have other feedback, please fill out this brief survey.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

About the clinics on this map: The clinics listed on this map accept Medicaid and various other insurances. They offer care at affordable rates, often with sliding fee schedules that account for patients’ financial needs. 

Services offered, hours of operation, and age ranges served may vary by location.

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Policy Brief: Postpartum Medicaid Coverage in North Carolina

Policy Brief: Postpartum Medicaid Coverage in North Carolina

“Extending postpartum Medicaid coverage to one year would improve oral health for low income mothers, reduce the risk for both the mother and child during pregnancy and birth, and reduce childhood caries (What Do Moms’ Smiles Have to Do with Thriving Babies?, 2020)....

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Oral Health Day 2022 Post-Event Report

Oral Health Day 2022 Post-Event Report

This report is intended to introduce Oral Health Day 2022: Equity in Action, summarize its events, identify priorities that need to be addressed and associated strategies, provide clarity through explanations on priorities/strategies as needed, delineate subsequent...

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Portrait of Oral Health 2024

Portrait of Oral Health 2024

North Carolina has taken significant strides in recent years–from Medicaid Expansion to legislation expanding public health hygienists’ ability to practice at the full scope of their licensure. However, far too many people across the state remain without access to...

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